MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 5 most popular riviera maya tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Half-day Tulum ruins and two cenotes with hotel pickup, skip-the-line entry help, and swims at Mariposa and Chen-Ha.
“Wonderful activity! Very knowledgeable guide! Gama? He was so informative. We took our two young chidlren in a double travel stroller and he was always checking to make sure we hadn't gotten lost. They loved swimming in the cenote!”
Cancun jungle ATV, ziplining, and cenote swim with tacos and a tequila tasting at Colonial Hacienda Reserva Palacios.
“Realy a good moment because Alan did perfect job with motivation and all”
Tulum Ruins plus two cenotes, with an organized English/Spanish guide, air-conditioned transport, and refreshing swims in crystal-clear water.
“Booked the extra package, food very basic and bland and supposed to be up to 5 drinks per person only had three drinks total as a couple, tour guide was fantastic but a lot of waiting around for collection of guests and tour guide”
Swim in Mariposa cenote and snorkel with sea turtles in Akumal, with Tulum history and lunch on an 8-hour Riviera Maya trip.
“We loved seeing the dolphins and turtles. Pure magic to swim with dolphins. The director was flexible with us when we needed to switch days. We did not see whales, but everything else was great. Went with my 8 and 11yo”
12-hour Yucatán day trip: boat tour in Río Lagartos, pink salt lakes at Las Coloradas, a Mayan clay bath, and lunch.
“What a fantastic day! Enrique was an excellent tour guide, and the lunch was absolutely delicious. It was incredible to witness the diverse wildlife in Rio Lagartos, especially seeing multiple crocodiles right up close and personal. Although it was a long day with a lot packed into it, it was definitely worth it!”
